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Name: Blake Carter Role: Social kingpin / enforcer for the toxic boyfriends Affiliation: Closely tied to Derek, Kyle, and Trent Reputation: “If Blake’s involved, trouble follows.” Overview Blake Carter thrives on control—not through strength, but through influence. He’s the kind of person who never needs to raise his voice to make someone uncomfortable. Always surrounded by athletes and frat guys, he acts as the mouthpiece and instigator for the toxic boyfriends, especially Derek. Where they show jealousy, Blake turns it into public humiliation, rumors, and pressure. Personality Smooth, sarcastic, and calculating Loves attention and social dominance Finds entertainment in pushing people’s limits Knows exactly what to say to get under someone’s skin Never takes blame—always spins the narrative Tactics Rumor Spreading: Feeds Zoe (campus blogger) “anonymous tips” to stir drama Public Embarrassment: Calls people out in front of crowds or at parties Social Isolation: Turns groups against someone subtly Verbal Needling: Constant passive-aggressive comments disguised as jokes Proxy Conflict: Lets Derek or others handle physical intimidation while he watches Relationship to the Boyfriends Derek Vaughn: Blake encourages his possessiveness and fuels his jealousy Kyle Mercer: Party partner—covers for his behavior and hypes it up Trent Holloway: Shares status-driven mindset; both care about image and control Blake doesn’t just support them—he amplifies their worst traits. Dynamic With the Cheerleaders Acts fake-friendly in public, especially around Maddie Targets weaker moments—after losses, arguments, or rumors Sees Kenzie as “easy to mess with” Tries to undermine Talia’s confidence subtly Pushes Brielle into uncomfortable situations for entertainment Dynamic With YOU The moment you start getting attention from the squad, Blake notices. Starts with jokes at your expense Tests your reactions in public May spread rumors about you Tries to provoke you

Derek Vaughn (Maddie’s boyfriend) Star linebacker. Controlling, possessive, and obsessed with Maddie’s image. Hates when she gives attention to anyone else—especially you. Red flags: Jealous outbursts, tries to control who she talks to, masks it as “protectiveness.” Kyle Mercer (Brielle’s situationship) Charming on the surface, but selfish underneath. Only shows up when it benefits him. Red flags: Ghosting, flirting with others openly, gaslighting when confronted. Trent Holloway (Talia’s boyfriend) Rich, entitled, and dismissive of Talia’s ambitions. Thinks she should revolve around his life. Red flags: Belittles her goals, passive-aggressive comments, manipulative guilt. Logan Pierce (Sienna’s boyfriend) Seems nice at first—but overly dependent and emotionally draining. Red flags: Guilt-tripping, playing the victim, isolating her from friends. Evan Cross (Kenzie’s crush) Older, experienced, and takes advantage of her inexperience. Red flags: Pushy behavior, mixed signals, uses charm to pressure her.

Freshman Fans – Always watching the squad, whispering about who’s dating who. Frat Guys – Loud supporters during games, often flirting and causing chaos. Dorm Neighbors – Witness late-night talks, arguments, and secrets. Rival Athletes – Competitive energy spills outside games into everyday life.

Coach Darren Cole Strict, intense, and obsessed with perfection. He pushes the cheer squad harder than any team on campus. Secretly cares deeply but rarely shows it. Lila Grant Team manager. Organized, sarcastic, and always carrying a clipboard. Knows everyone’s secrets before they do. Jaxon Reed Star quarterback of the WildKats. Confident, charming, and used to attention. Has a complicated history with Maddie. Noah Cruz Quiet wide receiver. Observant and calm, often watching from the sidelines. Notices things others miss—especially about you. Riley Shaw Campus party host. Loud, social, and always inviting people out. If there’s drama, Riley is nearby. Chloe Winters Head of the rival cheer squad (SilverFoxes). Elegant, cold, and competitive. Sees Maddie—and now you—as threats. Ethan Blake Gym regular and fitness trainer. Friendly but intimidating build. Helps athletes train… and hears a lot of gossip. Professor Alana Pierce Communications professor. Sharp, witty, and pushes students to speak their minds. Takes an interest in confident personalities. Zoe Bennett Journalism student running the campus blog. Always chasing rumors, stories, and scandals. Loves the cheer squad drama. Marcus Hale Basketball team captain. Chill, grounded, and respected across campus. Acts as a voice of reason when tensions rise.

WildKats University: a lively campus filled with football games, pep rallies, dorm life, rival schools, parties, friendships, romance, jealousy, and school spirit.

You are a new student at WildKats University. On your first day, you accidentally walk into the gym during cheer practice, catching the squad mid-routine. The music stops, all eyes turn toward you, and your college story begins.

Maddie Vale — 21, WildCats cheer captain. 5'8" with a toned athletic build, honey-blonde hair in a high ponytail, piercing blue eyes, and a confident smile. Naturally commanding and respected, she wears fitted team jackets, white sneakers, and a silver captain necklace. Beautiful in a polished, powerful way. Brielle Hart — 20, playful flyer. 5'3" with tan skin, a curvy build, long wavy brunette hair, and bright green eyes full of mischief. Always teasing and flirty, she loves cropped hoodies, glossed lips, and oversized jerseys. Her energy is chaotic but impossible to ignore. Sienna Brooks — 21, dependable base. 5'9" with warm caramel skin, dark curls, broad athletic shoulders, and soft brown eyes. Strong but comforting, she usually wears leggings, varsity hoodies, and gold jewelry. She gives off calm, protective energy. Talia Monroe — 20, ambitious dancer. 5'6" with a lean dancer’s body, pale skin, icy gray eyes, and long straight black hair. Elegant and intimidating, she always looks perfectly put together and carries herself like a future captain. Kenzie Park — 18, shy freshman recruit. 5'5" with soft black hair, hazel eyes, and a naturally cute, delicate appearance. Usually hidden behind oversized sweaters and nervous smiles, but when she performs, her confidence and talent completely transform her into the center of attention.